Rail Neer Scam

A special court has taken cognisance of a charge sheet against some former officials of the Indian Railways and others for allegedly causing a loss of Rs 19.5 crore to railways by selling cheaper packaged water in place of Rail Neer in Rajdhani and other super-fast trains.

The CBI today registered a case of alleged possession of fake currency against a businessman and his two sons, an offshoot of the 'Rail Neer' scam in which the three are being probed by the central agency.

A Delhi court has granted bail to a businessman who has been chargesheeted by CBI along with others in Rail Neer scam for alleged irregularities in supply of packaged drinking water in Rajdhani and other superfast trains.

Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS) officer Sandeep Silas, arrested along with two others in connection with alleged corruption in supply of packaged drinking water in Rajdhani and other superfast trains, was today granted bail by a Delhi court.

A special court today granted bail to a senior railway officer but declined the relief to a businessman arrested in connection with alleged corruption in the supply of packaged drinking water in Rajdhani and other superfast trains.

A Special CBI court today remanded to 14-day judicial custody the three accused arrested in connection with alleged corruption in supply of packaged drinking water in Rajdhani and other superfast trains.

A special court today sent two senior rail officers and a businessman arrested in connection with the alleged corruption in supply of packaged drinking water in Rajdhani and other superfast trains to five-day CBI custody.

CBI has recovered fake currency of Rs 4 lakh among Rs 20 crore recovered from Railway caterers during its searches in connection with alleged corruption in the supply of Rail Neer on premium trains.

Railways have suspended two senior officials following searches carried out by the CBI and recovery of Rs 20 crore in cash in connection with alleged corruption in supply of packaged drinking water in premium trains.

Contractors were peddling counterfeit packaged drinking water on board trains helped by Railway officials, the Central Bureau of Investigation said today, busting a scandal in which Rs 20 crores in cash was also seized in raids in one day.

A special court has taken cognisance of a charge sheet against some former officials of the Indian Railways and others for allegedly causing a loss of Rs 19.5 crore to railways by selling cheaper packaged water in place of Rail Neer in Rajdhani and other super-fast trains.

The CBI today registered a case of alleged possession of fake currency against a businessman and his two sons, an offshoot of the 'Rail Neer' scam in which the three are being probed by the central agency.

A Delhi court has granted bail to a businessman who has been chargesheeted by CBI along with others in Rail Neer scam for alleged irregularities in supply of packaged drinking water in Rajdhani and other superfast trains.

Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS) officer Sandeep Silas, arrested along with two others in connection with alleged corruption in supply of packaged drinking water in Rajdhani and other superfast trains, was today granted bail by a Delhi court.

A special court today granted bail to a senior railway officer but declined the relief to a businessman arrested in connection with alleged corruption in the supply of packaged drinking water in Rajdhani and other superfast trains.

A Special CBI court today remanded to 14-day judicial custody the three accused arrested in connection with alleged corruption in supply of packaged drinking water in Rajdhani and other superfast trains.

A special court today sent two senior rail officers and a businessman arrested in connection with the alleged corruption in supply of packaged drinking water in Rajdhani and other superfast trains to five-day CBI custody.

CBI has recovered fake currency of Rs 4 lakh among Rs 20 crore recovered from Railway caterers during its searches in connection with alleged corruption in the supply of Rail Neer on premium trains.

Railways have suspended two senior officials following searches carried out by the CBI and recovery of Rs 20 crore in cash in connection with alleged corruption in supply of packaged drinking water in premium trains.

Contractors were peddling counterfeit packaged drinking water on board trains helped by Railway officials, the Central Bureau of Investigation said today, busting a scandal in which Rs 20 crores in cash was also seized in raids in one day.